HONEYWELL 10002/1/2 Analog output module

The Target Population and Level of Intervention: WASH issues and associated health problems can differ by a range of factors, including sex and age. For instance, if your program focuses on nutritional outcomes such as stunting, WASH activities would most likely focus on children under the age of 2, paying particular attention to household-level interventions. If, however, your program interested in water access and gender disparities, your intervention may focus on community approaches, and your target population may focus be school-age girls and women

Adequate Interview Training

 Many of the WASH KPC questions are direct observations by the interviewer and are not asked of the respondent. Where possible, observations are preferred. Interviewers should be adequately trained on how to recognize the equipment, tools, and supplies that they will be directly observing as part of the survey. Interviewers should also be trained on the characteristics of different levels of water and sanitation facilities (unimproved, shared, and improved).7 They should also be familiar with common facility and WASH product designs in the data collection location (e.g., different latrine or water filter models). Interviewers should be aware of the local terminology used in the WASH field.

Sources of Water Commonly Utilized

 Indicators 1.1–1.4 relate to the source of water, where the water is located, and who commonly collects the water. Although this survey presents standard response options, program managers should ensure that the response options are clear and appropriate for their context. In regards to the individuals responsible for fetching water, often the burden falls on women and children; this has many implications, including safety. Thus, programs may be interested in grouping responses in various ways, for example by looking at responses separated for each of the response categories in addition to grouping responses for women and children fetching water together. Additionally, interviewers should be able to define and identify the common water sources. Photos or pictures of the various sources might be beneficial for interviewers to reference.

                                                                        

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